St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Operative millers meet at o'clock this
afternoon.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
1886, 1921.
The Head Millers will hold meeting
Tuesday evening.
The new Unitarian church on Harmon
place will be dedicated to-day.
The dog killer will begin to eXterminate all
unlicensed CANNES Monday morning.
The Industrial school of the South side
tabernacle has closed for a vacation.
Five candidates for admission to the bar
were examined at the court house yesterday.
The third annual picnic of the George N
road, takes place June ID.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Justin Cochran and Emma A Potter, August
Kinkle and Rosa O'Neal.
Two lodges of knights of Honor were
organized in MINNEAPOLIS last week. One
more will be instituted this week.
A small blaze at Wheaton d Reynolds fac
tory, on Fifth street northeast, called out the
fire department yesterday morning.
Tuesday evening supper and entertain
ment will be given at the First M E. church.
The proceeds are for the Sunday school,
j. B. Croker and r. C. Hayward have pi1r-
chased 100 feet on Nicollet avenue, Just
above the Hotel Albion, from DR.. Patton for
SS5, 900.
Company A did not arrive home last even
ing, but will come some time this afternoon.
when the arrangements made for YESTERDAY
will be carried out.
A verdict for the defendant has been re-
turned in the suit of Blaise against Chestnut,
to remove cloud from the Chestnut hall
property in the Eighth ward.
1t was a painful sight when woman sixty
two years old appeared in the district court
yesterday to obtain divorce from her hus-
band, some eighty years of age.
The six men arrested for being in a gamb-
ling room in the Eastman block were ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday
morning, and held in $50 each for eXamina-
ton Tuesday.
The mind-cure test which was to have been
made by A. j. Seymour yesterday afternoon
has been postponed until next Friday, owing
to the inability of some of the gentlemen who
were wanted as witnesses to be present.
In letter to a friend Sam Jones saws that
he is looking forward with much expectation
to the Red Rock camp meeting. He says Mrs.
Jones is recovering from her illness and he
hopes she will be able to come with him to
Minnesota.
From private letter to E. J. Davenport il
was learned yesterday that George Gensler,
murdered here some weeks ago. was mem
Der of Fall City lodge No. 2OS, Knights of
Honor, of Louisville, Ky. His relatives will
receive $1,000 from the lodge.
Even lawyers are sometimes absent-minded.
Yesterday, during divorce case, ATTORNEY
Witchie was called to the witness stand and
sworn. When the clerk began the formula
the lawyer raised his left hand instead of his
right, then grew confused and dropped it,and
kept both hands down.
Coroner Hill held an inquest YESTERDAY over
the body of Bert Callaghan, killed Friday by
being run over by street car on Blooming
ton avenue. The jury found that the lads
death was due to his own carelessness. but
recommended that each street car have a CON
ductor hereafter.
II had intended taking box in your safe
deposit vaults, but put it off until had S160
stolen from my house the other day, and now
want box This was the remark of a
gentleman as he entered the office of the safe
deposit vaults of the Minnesota Loan and
Trust company. These boxes cost but SIS per
year.
II. D. Bryce, the private detective, written
up in the Journal a few evenings ago as
having had trouble with Patrolman Thomas
West. has written a letter to the GLOBE DENY
ing the statement made in that paper that
the trouble between West and himself was
caused by West arresting his (Bryce's) son.
and that he flashes star on person if he is
talked long enough with. He charges that
officer West has acted in an ungentlemanly
manner.